The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recommends using use passphrases instead of passwords. Find out what passphrases are and why they are becoming more popular to use.
What to Consider When Choosing a Virtual Meeting Solution
Selecting a virtual meeting solution can be a daunting task because there are so many available. Here is one way to tackle this task.
How to Prevent Your Virtual Meetings from Being Zoom-Bombed
More than 200 million people participated in Zoom virtual meetings in March 2020 — and some of them were unwitting witnesses to Zoom-bombing. Find out what Zoom-bombing is and how to prevent it from happening to your meetings.
Using Exchange Server? Make Sure This Vulnerability Is Patched
More than 80% of the world’s Microsoft Exchange Server deployments do not have a security patch installed, despite it being released in February 2020. Discover why it is important for businesses to make sure this patch is installed on their Exchange servers.
6 Things to Consider When Selecting a Cloud Anti-Spam Email Service
To stop spam from reaching employees’ inboxes, companies are turning to anti-spam email solutions that run in the cloud. Here are six things to keep in mind when looking for one.
3 Emerging Digital Dangers
Companies will need to guard against even more digital threats in the not-too-distant future. Here are three of those emerging digital dangers.
Azure’s Cloud Services Are Not Just for App Developers and Enterprises
Although app developers and enterprises are Microsoft Azure’s traditional users, small and midsized businesses can also take advantage of its cloud services to build, deploy, and manage apps. Here are four new cloud services that small and midsized businesses might find particularly useful.
Windows 10 Bug Is Causing Connectivity Problems on Remote Employees’ Computers
A connectivity bug is preventing certain apps from connecting to the Internet on some Windows 10 computers. Find out which machines are affected and how to get rid of it.
3 Coronavirus-Themed Phishing Emails That Might Be Headed to Your Business
Nowadays, more than 80% of cyberattacks incorporate a coronavirus theme. Here are three real-life examples of Coronavirus-themed phishing emails that hackers sent specifically to businesses.